Sentence examples for close to boiling point from inspiring English sources
Ingushetia itself is close to boiling point.
SIX weeks after the failed coup against President Hugo Chavez, unrest within Venezuela's armed forces remains close to boiling point.
Since four southerners demonstrating for secession were killed by security forces on February 21st, long-standing grievances have come close to boiling point.
Journalists in the Sun's newsroom were described by angry insiders as "close to boiling point" with many believing that at least another 10 arrests may still follow.
Danny Kruger, the chief executive of the crime prevention charity Only Connect, said: "The UK's prisons are close to boiling point.
The debate is close to boiling point in the English-speaking Caribbean, partly because it plays on one of the few remaining links to Britain colonialism.
Brazilian prosecutors have requested that former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva be placed in custody in a move that pushes political temperatures closer to boiling point.
The fear of flying in Somali air space ReprintsThe mass closure of pro-reform publications and the scores of arrests and trials of the past year of editors, journalists, politicians and student leaders—have brought the process of reform to a standstill, and the atmosphere of confrontation close to boiling-point.
and the solution was heated to boiling point.
TO (boiling point 111 °C, vapor pressure 22 mmHg) and CB (boiling point 132 °C, vapor pressure 11.8 mmHg) have much lower boiling point and tremendously higher vapor pressure than DMSO (boiling point 189 °C, vapor pressure 0.6 mmHg) and GBL (boiling point 204 205 °C, vapor pressure 1.5 mmHg) at room temperature.
